Bond Property Records

Bond County, Illinois, has six cities, with Greenville as the county seat. In Bond County, IL, property records hold essential details about land attributes and ownership, which forms the basis for establishing historical ownership and facilitates the precise property valuation crucial to tax assessment.

Examining Bond County property records reveals valuable insights into the current state of the residential market, including the median home value of $125,583 and the median rent of $839.

The records also show that the area's median household income is $56,898. Bond County maintains an average property tax rate of 1.81% on a property's assessed fair market value.

The oversight of property records in Bond County, IL, is entrusted to the County Recorder. This entity is tasked with preserving various real estate documents, including deeds, mortgages, liens, plats, and easements.

Interested individuals can access these records online through the Laredo and Tapestry platforms. The Tapestry program offers a pay-as-you-go model tailored for occasional users, whereas Laredo is a downloadable application designed for regular users with subscription options. Another online system that can be used to access records is the RecordHub portal, which provides land records before 2005.

Searching a particular property instrument on these platforms requires name, recording date, document type, instrument number, book and page reference, and legal description. After locating a specific document, it can be viewed and printed. For more details about these online databases, contact the Bond County Recorder at (618) 664-0449.

If the records are unavailable online, visit the Recorder's office at 206 W. Main Street, Greenville, IL 62246, during regular operating hours. Records found on-site can be obtained for $1 per page.

If the obtained records need zoning verification, contact the Bond County Zoning Office at (618) 664-9263. This office can furnish property owners with zoning maps and additional resources to identify the zoning classification and land use regulations for a specific parcel in the county.